Titlebook: Visceral Perception; Understanding Intern Gy?rgy ádám Book 1998 Springer-Verlag US 1998 cognition.emotion.evolution.perception.receptor

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Conceptual Preliminaries framework of which they exert their primary impact on the normal functioning of the organism. The nature of the physical and chemical agents exercising influence on visceral afferent endings determines primarily the activity of their own receptive structures and only secondarily the physiological s

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Functional Properties of Receptor Structures vagal afferent impulses originating from the heart and from the lungs. Heymans and Neil (1958) described the carotid sinus baroreceptors whose activity is contingent on the cardiac cycle. Abraham (1949, 1964) visualized these cardiac, gastrointestinal, and renal receptive structures in finely impre

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Psychophysics of Visceral Perception in Humans strip away the subjective beliefs and socially learned symptom reports (seep. 161) from the objectively quantifiable percepts. It is our view that visceroception must fulfill the same criteria as, e.g., haptic sensitivity. In other words, viscerosensory functions must be subject to the laws of psyc

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Hemispheric Lateralization of Signal Processingoninvasive” human experimental techniques adequate to investigate the hemispheric preference problem. Earlier we were unsuccessful in tackling the issue in rat experiments on visceroception (ádám, Bárdos, Hoffmann, & Nagy, 1977). Jones (1994), in his important review article on this methodology, lis

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Visceral Perception and Symptom Report An Epilogueis is why the researcher is steadily confronted with the dilemma: “l(fā)aboratory” or “field” research in visceroception? In the Preface I asserted my “half-and-half” opinion. In the preceding chapters I tried to argue in favor of my point of view.

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